This week in tax: Pillar one and pillar two documents are leaked In the week that the OECD’s pillar one and pillar two documents were leaked, the tax world also grappled with more US regulations and a range of tax cuts and... By Anjana Haines September 04 2020
Countries clash over scope of Amount B in pillar one tax proposals The OECD faces opposing views about the scope of Amount B in its pillar one proposal, including calls for a broader baseline activity test and demands to keep the focus... By Anjana Haines September 03 2020
Corporate segmentation holds the key to pillar one blueprint Establishing segments and different entity levels within a group of companies may answer some of the questions the OECD is grappling with on the scope of Amount A in the... By Anjana Haines September 03 2020
Ireland’s temporary VAT cut comes into force Ireland has joined the list of countries that have chosen to either reduce or freeze VAT rates in a bid to stimulate economic growth. By Anjana Haines September 02 2020
OECD says COVID tax guidelines will not modify TP guidance The OECD aims to complete its guidance on dealing with COVID-related transfer pricing (TP) issues by November, but stresses it will not be classed as an amendment to the Transfer... By Anjana Haines September 01 2020
This week in tax: DST drama, COVID-19 and tax awards In the week that Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe resigned, the UK treasury denied rumours about cancelling its digital services tax, Facebook paid France €106 million in taxes and numerous... By Anjana Haines August 28 2020
Managing global tax controversy in 2020 Tax directors, advisors and government officials gather virtually to debate the future of global tax disputes and controversy. By Danish Mehboob & Anjana Haines & Josh White August 21 2020
This week in tax: Mastercard’s India case, tax treaties, and trade In the week that Joe Biden became the US Democratic Party’s presidential nominee, the tax world has been dealing with several key court cases, more transfer pricing (TP) measures, and... By Anjana Haines August 21 2020
Taking a bite out of Apple leaves a sour taste The European General Court (EGC) shocked tax policymakers when it ruled in favour of the US technology company in the state aid case of the decade. By Anjana Haines & Josh White August 14 2020
California Office of Tax Appeals goes digital The COVID-19 pandemic is requiring courts and US state agencies to change the way they work. More virtual hearings and digital processes are a growing trend. By Anjana Haines August 11 2020
